The Portland daily press., 1887-09-15
ONE HUNDRED AND ONE.
A Long List OF indictments In Ken.
nebec county.
The Grand Jury Think the Rum
sellers Pretty Numerous.
Four waterviIIe Druggists and a
Hotel Keeper Among Them.
Especial to the Press. ]


AUGUSTA, Sept. 14.-The following are the
indictments, 101 in number, reported by the
grand jury at this term of the Superior
Court:
Gareiner---Morris McGrath, liquor nuisance,
common seller tipping shop; John Dunphy, same
indictments; VIM. H. Merrill, same; Thomas A.
Boulger, same; Kenniston Bros, druggists, same |;
4. G. Hall, some; Patrick Reagan, ,hqpor nuisance;
l.. b. Cook, nuisance; j. ID, White, leasing build
ing for liquor selling; V. NJ. Whitmore, same
Hallowell-Geo. w. Williams, LIQUOR nuisance.
CONNER seller and tpplipg shop; Dennis Cara
ty, liquor nuisance, common seller, tippling shop
and ohstructing justice; John Leighton liquor
sherman, same; VIM Williams, % common % seller: seller:
Mary Mcdonald leasing building for the sale Of
liquor; Jennie Garraty liquor nuisance, common
seller and .tippling shop; Frank Smith, game; +;
Mary o. Williams same.
Angusta-Stephen d. Blaisdell and Sarah +.
Leonard, malicious mischief; John DAILY, liquor
nuisance, common seller; l.. b. Weaver, liquor
nuisance, common seller, tipping shop; Joe Foy,
same; Michael Burns, liquor nuisance, common
mischief
Mary Jane Carson, liquor nuisance, common
seller; Chas. p. Brown, same Harriet L. Aldrich,
same Hannah Mccarty and J. Frederick, same.
Nateryille--Joseph Howard, nuisance, COM
mon seller; l.. j. Cote. druggist, same indict-
ment; George Stackpole, same; Eleazor Lessor,
same; John Hayes, same; Marshal Hayes, same !;
= III.
Of the Elmwood Hotel, liquor nuisance; Ingra.
ham & Plaisted, druggists, liquor nuisance; H p.
Tucker, druggist, same
Oakland-Freeman Ellis, cider nuisance and
common seller; Albert Il. Williams, liquor nui.
,a ,sance, common seller and tppling shop; Asa Sib
icy, nuisance and common seller; Colby Horn,
nuisance and common seller.
Wlnthrop-S. q. Davis, common nuisance for
running a stationary steam engine without
license; Thomas A. Pinkham and Sarah j. Cook,
Hquof nuisance and common seller.
Manchester-En z. Grinnen, liquor nuisance,
common seller and tippling shop.
headheld-Marcellus Rollins, cider nuisance;
Albert III: Dean, assault and battery; r. T.
Belgrado-William B. Meader and Phuena
Alexander, adultery.
Cllnton-John Reynolds, cider nuisance and
common seller; Wallace Nelson, common seller.
This list of indictments is the largest ever
found by Kennebec jury, and in Waterville
includes four druggists and one hotel pro-
prietor. There are many indictments fonnd
against cider sellers. The indictments
against Michael Burns, of Augusta, are on
the sale of imported liquor in packages.
Frank W. Chase. who fatally shot his
brother in Clinton, was not indicted as he is
considered insane. He will remain in the
insane asylum at the expense of the State.
Today the trial of the criminal docket
opened in the Superior Court and the eases
OF the rumsellers are to be pushed along.
law been followed so closely in this or any
other portion of the State. Although the
court has been sitting but little over week,
four rumsellers are in Jail and nearly $2Cc0
In nneS have been turned into the county
treasury.